Press freedom in the United States comes to the fore today in Washington, DC, as a court considers the exclusion of the Associated Press international news agency from White House events, the Oval Of...
European governments are raising their defense spending after decades of demilitarization. They have committed hundreds of billions of euros, but where will the money come from, and at what cost? DW's...
There have been widespread protests in Turkey after police arrested the mayor of Istanbul, just days before he was to be nominated as a presidential candidate. Authorities said Ekrem Imamoglu was deta...
A mysterious toxic foam has washed up on a stretch of Australia's coastline, killing fish and causing watersport enthusiasts to fall ill. Locals have been told to stay away while authorities investiga...
Electric car sales in Europe are rising. Only Tesla is experiencing a decline—both in new registrations and stock price. The reason seems to be primarily Tesla CEO Elon Musk—and his support for Donald...
Germany's parliament has approved a landmark change to the constitution to loosen the so-called "debt brake" — and allow unprecedented levels of government spending. Lawmakers passed legislation that ...
Until President Donald Trump paused all US aid for 3 months, Ethiopia was its biggest beneficiary in sub-Saharan Africa. Now, many worry a war with neighboring Eritrea is imminent.
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NATO members have concluded a major exercise in the Arctic called Joint Viking 25. The US military is taking part, but the alliance is facing deep skepticism from the White House: President Donald Tru...
France has seen more bankruptcies last year than during the financial crisis in 2008. Economists warns things could get worse with US tariffs....
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he agreed "in principle" with a US-backed proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war, but stressed that "serious questions" remained. Kyiv has called Puti...